yay -S sbb-tui # or equivalent AUR package manager
Nixpkgs
sbb-tui is available in nixpkgs-unstable or can be temporarily installed with:
nix-shell -p sbb-tui
[!NOTE]
Or download your preferred executable from Releases directly.
Build from source
git clone https://github.com/necrom4/sbb-tui.git
cd sbb-tui
go build
[!WARNING]
Due to the first release being v1.0.0, v1.X.X is considered experimental/unstable. What that mostly means is that breaking changes won't trigger a MAJOR version bump, but the CHANGELOG.md clearly documents them.
π Usage
Run sbb-tui
Input departure and arrival locations (navigate with tab).
Add optional information such as date, time, and whether those are for departure or arrival.
Press Enter to view the results (navigate with arrows).
βοΈ Configuration
Add your optional config at $HOME/.config/sbb-tui/config.yaml
[!TIP]
OS default config paths are also supported (such as ~/Library/Application Support/sbb-tui/config.yaml in macOS)
# sbb-tui --help
sbb-tui - Swiss SBB/CFF/FFS timetable app for the terminal
Usage:
sbb-tui [flags]
Flags:
--from string Pre-fill departure station
--to string Pre-fill arrival station
--date string Pre-fill date [DD.MM.YYYY]
--time string Pre-fill time [HH:MM]
--arrival Set date/time as arrival instead of departure time
--animations Play UI animations (default true)
--nerdfont Use Nerd Font icons (default true)
-v, --version Print version and exit
β Why
I travel 4 hours a day and often work from the train, passing through remote regions of Switzerland where loading the SBB website alone can take up to an entire minute before I've even had a chance to search for my next connection (back when I started building this, my cellular data plan provided me with 500kb/s at most in the city). On top of that, I love open source and disliked handing data over to corporations unnecessarily, so I loved the idea of a faster solution that only fetched the necessary data, the one I requested. One day, while exploring the idea of building my first TUI, I stumbled upon the incredible Swiss public transport API and I knew I'd found the perfect occasion to start!
π» HELP WANTED!
SBB-TUI is in constant improvement thanks to the work of many volunteers passionate about this little tool.
This project is a very good playground for those who want to learn to collaborate in open source projects and improve the way they architecture their code and commit it. Whether you're a novice or a professional, don't be scared to hop on the train!
There's plenty of Issues of different complexity levels, many tagged with help wanted or good first issue.
So if you're up for the challenge, read CONTRIBUTING.md, create your PR, and start coding!